Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-16

self forgetfulness of art. Art and music ar
9 two H~eaven-sent CONSIDERS to ladies wh6
do not grasp q less aesthetic and more sub
stantiaf contentment, and who are suscep
tible to chilling influences and to antagon'
istic feeling are keenly alive, even where IN
. expressed. She is indeed envyable in being
. able to create for herself a sphere where
= she may take refuge from the 'slings and
' arrows" that frequently assail poor
= humanity from unexpected points. The
. season OF Lent upon which we have
entered, has been observed in churches as
= a season Of special fasting, humiliation
and prayer from very early times. It is
!. observed in some way by q vast majority
: OF Christians in the world to-day. And no
' doubt it would be more generally adopted
if those who profess to keep it were more
!. sincere in their professions and more faitf-
full in their observance of it's duties.
Mrs. James Moffet was quitei i'll last week.
Miss George Stebbins is slowly improv-
ing.
Bishop Brewer returned to Helena last
week.
The Rev. Mr.. Howard. of Deer Lodge, is
quite i'll.
Mr.. Nathan Majors, OF Pocatello. is
visiting in the city.
Geo. E. Tarbell, OF Lyon City. arrived
in Butte last Thursday.
Mrs. Orensteln will visit her children this
week in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. George Tong returned home yester-
day from San Francisco.
Mro Gonroo Doobuoa ,nAo,&.l e.
Missoula friends last evening.
Mrs. C. Moore is over from Cable visiting
her sister, Mrs. R. B. Wallace.
Miss Laura King entertained a few
friends last Wednesday evening.
A. B. Hammond, of Missoula, has been
spending the past week in Butte.
Miss Freddie Kenyon gave a pleasant
dinner party yesterday at Z p. m.
Mrs. James Moffett expects to go east as
soon ss she is we'll enough to travel.
Miss Ella Buck has gone to Philipsburg
to fake charge OF a millinery establish
ment.
Mrs. Howard Zener, OF Deer Lodge, is in
the city visiting her brother, who has been
quite i'll.
The Misses Layton entertained a few
friends very pleasantly last Wednesday
evening.
The roller skating rink opened at the
Pavilion last Wednesday with a large at
tendance.
Mrs. Beerher is enjoying a pleasant visit 4
in the city. She is a guest OF Mrs. j. c. C.
Thornton.
It is rumored that a fancy dress party
will be given by one of the society bellies
SOC after Lent.
Mrs. H. H. Horst is spending a few DAYS
at the Warm Springs. She is expected
home Wednesday.
A brilliant social affair ia to
take place Jnne 18th. The parties ar.
we'll known in Butte.
The children OF St. Johns Sunday school |
are practicing Easter carols, which they
will sing Easter night.
Mr.. Will Allen, of Holyoke, Mass, is
expected in Butte this week. He will visit
his cousin, F. w. Allen.
Rob Grant was unable to lea We for Ana
conda last Thursday as he intended on
account of the washout.
Mr.. Will Lawson, of Divide, was in the
city yesterday on business connected with
the Big Hole Lumber Company.
Mr.. s.. Lachman, the senior member of
the Metropolitan Restaurant, will return
from Sal Francisco tomorrow.
The teachers and many pupils of the
public school are pleased to learn that the
school term will not close until June goth.
Sally Raunheim, accompanied by the
Misses Lewisohn. of the Montana Copper
Company, are expected in the city this
week.
, Mrs. Charles Rumley is expected over
from Helena this week to visit her dauph.
tiers, Mrs. H. D'Acheul and Mrs. William
H.. Dewitt.
John II. Curtis went to Garrison last
week on railroad business connected with
the Northern Pacific and Montana Unior
The members of the Highland Club will
give a party April 9Th. It is expected that
a number OF Helena people will come owe,
for the occasion.
L. r. Beck was in the city last weel
hands with old friends. He re-
turned to his home in Virginia City last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. George H. Casey accepted an invita-
ton in behalf of the Highland Club to a
which the society people OF the
will give April 18th. Ii
Mr.. Abe Hyman's store, the Tropical
Palace" has been decorated in a very ar !
slstic manner by Messrs. Simpson and
VHe pOpuIdE Clerk6.
Mr.. Eugene Gordon, of the Bonner Mer s
:antlle Company. il now on the second !
1oor. His young lady friends will find him :
n tho cloak and suit department.. Ii
Mr.. Max Mayer, formerly if the Monta ma
copper Company, is becoming quite u Z
REGULATOR on the Petroleum Exchange.
Is said that he recently realized $40, 900. S
Some of the ladies are busily engaged in
preparing a banquet which is to take place Y
his week at the Miners Union Hall in T
!onor OF Governor Leslie, who will make =
Suite a visit. T.
Mrs. J. A. Pack is dangerously i'll at her F
laughter Mrs. Harper's residence. Mr., t,
'ack is in the vicinity of P%hiljpsburg but
o lar no communication concerning his C,
'ife's condition has been able to reach d.
i'm. r
Mrs. Barden, OF Bonner's Mercantile Co.,
J making up some very handsome "tea L
owns" The popularity OF tea gowns for CT
,ouse wear has increased 80 steadily that m
hey are now worn on all except the most
e~remonious occasions. ii
The h~and-painted dessert plates which "
'ere painted by Mrs. DR.. shultz were :,
aftied off last Thursday evening at Mr.. "
atkins book store. Mr.. B. H. Cook and -,
lrs: R. R. Hoge (by proxy threw 40 each. )"
n throwing again Mr.. Cook threw "a. T.,
was several more thar Mrs. Hope's &c
preventative. He therefore won the Ill
The Montana P~resbytery met last even tie
lg at the Presbyterian Church. The fol la
wing are the names OF he ministers ex- eli
ected to attend the session: Rev. R.. N. ga
Bozeman; Rev. Geo. Edwards
'hite Sulphur Springs; Rev. E. NJ. Ellis, tn
tevensville; Rev. Jesse Wilson, Wickee:
ev: G. NJ. Fisher. MissouIa; Rev. D.. j. ca
.cMillan. D. D., Deer Lodge; Rev, T. !.
amont, Anaconda; Elder F. Kenneth, Ri
issoula. ca
THE SOCIETY,".
The Ladies' Literary Society o. (which men ~
on was made in last Sundays. Society w
otes' had a very pleasant meeting last n,
thursday evening at Mrs. L.. j. Sharp's res -
euce. The next meeting will be ut Mrs, J -"
;. Reeds residence on Thursday evening
7:3O p. m. The questions which will be-
'ked the members at the next meeting ar. ,
following:
What are the five orders of architecture .
What two creative minds did the 18th w
produce? On
was Enolond,a oroo< o.< >.-- CO.